By Roman DiPasquale. It was great in Cordoba. You could walk around and find almost anything you wanted, within a small area. It was also calm, not crazy like Buenos Aires, which was fun because you could see so much great architecture. In Buenos Aires, we did a play-in with the small Suzuki group in Read more about Ready to Go Home[…]
By Chris Lu. Coming home is fun! It’s good to have some American food. The soft drinks are not as good as the Argentinian drinks. The airplane breakfast was yucky – the eggs were gray! We are at JFK right now, waiting for our Toronto flight. I had a great time! NOTE: Chris submitted this Read more about Coming Home[…]
By Alex Benz. OK, so yesterday was our last full day in Buenos Aires. I’m really going to miss the city; I’ve had so much fun here in the las few days. Our concert yesterday sounded phenomenal! All the Friday rehearsals payed off, and I can honestly say that I, as well as the group, Read more about Farewell Buenos Aires and Argentina[…]
It’s our last day in Argentina! Since it’s our last day, and the students have written so many thoughtful blogs which Dr. Pope-Namaste has kindly posted, I felt it was time for my to my own (non-video) blog. As I consider what to write, I realize that the students have done a great job of Read more about Thoughts on the Tour[…]
Julie Sonne played the Concerto in d minor, 3rd mvt, by Lalo at the tour concert in Buenos Aires last night. Brava, and thank you Julie for sharing your music with us!
Nicolle Eagan played the Concerto No. 3 in G Major by Mozart, 1st mvt, last night at our tour concert in Buenos Aires. Congratulations, Nicolle, thanks for playing for us!
In this video, Alex Kennelly and Chris Lu play their duet together, on Manuel de Falla’s piano, in the museum.
This actually took place a few days ago, when we were still in Cordoba, but it was a really wonderful experience that I thought you should all see. We had taken an excursion on the bus to Alta Gracia, and visited the home of the famous composer Manuel de Falla, now a museum. The Read more about Manuel de Falla’s piano[…]
What I have learned cannot be expressed by mere photos, souvenirs, or the recounting of endless stories. I´ve lived the experience of merging with a foreign culture filled with people who are much more willing to expand their horizons than the average American. The fluidity of their lifestyle has allowed even the shyest of our group to have a Read more about Some last minute thoughts from Argentina[…]
By Alex Kennelly. Ayer, fuimos a una estancia y montamos caballos. Yesterday, we went to a ranch and rode horses. I was afraid at first because I had never really ridden a horse by myself, but it turned out to be a lot of fun. I also got a very nice leather jacket at the Read more about A Very Fun Day[…]
